Steve Paikin: What happens now that Ontario’s doctors have voted against the province’s proposal?

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 .....Now what?......

  On this point the government would say: we do spend north of $50 billion annually on health care in Ontario. For more on this debate, read my recent post on whether the system truly is inadequately resourced or just poorly managed.

 But if the doctors were looking for an olive branch from the province   ̶   something that might constructively reignite negotiations   ̶   they sure didn’t find it in this statement from health minister Eric Hoskins, himself a medical doctor.....

 For their parts, both opposition parties offered nothing constructive in their responses. Actually, what they did offer was worse than not constructive.

Which gets back to our original question: now what, indeed?
We’ll tackle that question tomorrow.